Re: failed to start nm-applet
- From: Marc Herbert <Marc Herbert gmail com>
- To: networkmanager-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: failed to start nm-applet
- Date: Fri, 07 Aug 2009 09:15:26 +0100
saurav barik a écrit :
> I upgraded my old version of NM(svnr2984) to 0.7.1 version on my ARM
> platform.
> However I am facing couple of issues -
> 1. nm-applet does not start on its own during system boot-up. NetworkManager
> runs successfully.
Just like any graphical application, nm-applet requires a graphical
DISPLAY. So you cannot run it early at boot when you are not yet logged
in a graphical session.
> 2. When I try to run "nm-applet --sm-disable" on console, I got
> "(nm-applet:1201):
> Gtk-WARNING **: cannot open display:"
> "export DISPLAY=':0.0'" helped me got rid of this problem and nm-applet
> ran fine thereafter.
This worked because you already had a graphical session started on
DISPLAY :0.0. You just sent nm-applet to this session.
> However I can not export the above from any init script that runs before
> "K28NetworkManager".
> Meaning export does not work during boot-up init scripts.
"export" works in any shell script but is not system-wide; it exports
the given variable only to child processes. There is no "way up"; as
soon as an init script is completed its environment variables die.
> How can I successfully run nm-applet without doing an "export"?
nm-applet is meant to be started from within a graphical session (where
DISPLAY is already defined and exported for you). Run nm-applet from
there.
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